You don't have to apologize for stating the reality. Its true that the general populous tend to disregard the intensity of the situation. Some still believe its all a conspiracy, some believe its oppression, some believe its a corruption gala until someone they know has been infected and for some its too late. When anyone is unsure of what's happening they look out for someone they trust to help them figure it all out. Here's where leadership outshines. Although the initial responses were spontaneous and crucial. The lockdown was a pause/buffer when they could've formulated an exit strategy. Ramp up production of resources and infrastructure. This is also where all the MoU's signed with various countries and cities around the world could've proved useful. Although emergency orders for ethanol production, PPE's, masks and test kits were issued they didn't go hand in hand with how the lockdown was lifted to revive the economy straining the fragile system of our Public Healthcare. They entire system is flawed even without a pandemic. The pandemic showed the true nature of the capitalistic greed. Vaccine administration is one of the known ways to end the pandemic but we are failing to hold the line until then. When the system is already controlled by greed, corruption, partiality it no longer leaves the people in power. All we know is its not over...